Well guys….I have hung in there up until this point but have to say it’s a wrap for me. I so wanted this to…
I totally get what you're saying, but this series is such a complete joke that I don't care if there's any cliffhangers at the end. It will just be more to laugh about. The writers of this disaster have no idea what they're doing.
The rating here is well-deserved and I only wish it was lower.
This is a series that lures you in as a BL fan and features what is essentially a BL "mystery" as its central story: are Kim and Way more than friends or not? It rewards a het-normative couple with a happy ending while the gay couple ... well, not so much. And needlessly so.
Along the way the female lead, while occupying the body of one of the characters, purposely proceeds to do as much damage to his reputation as possible because she thinks he's not a good person.
The stinker of an ending teases a sequel that will never be made, thank god. BL fans have spoken. Meanwhile the director went back to making her creepy series for Netflix, where killing off major characters is expected and actually part of the fun.
lol ... So much "Don't call me Young Master" dialog from "Oh My Sunshine Night" ... this could be about Rain and Payu's high school years. I wonder if the two productions were aware of each other. 😉
Really good first episode ... the name "Chopper" did make me chuckle, though. And Nice is back to playing a bully. Oh well .. still cute as hell.
Tarn and Lom's relationship is one of the healthiest I've seen in any series, let alone BL, and the character development in Lom has been remarkable, too. He was neurotic and insecure at the start of the series and now is so composed and self-assured. (Which can happen if you're in a loving relationship that helps you to grow.)
I like how they're depicted as a couple in love who can't keep their hands off each other, Tarn especially. He's so smitten.
It's funny to contrast those two with the more established characters, who constantly bicker due to one misunderstanding after another.
At least when u choose to make a three couples and a single person until now , give them same time in nomber of…
As the series has continued I've gotten the impression that it's mainly intended as a starring vehicle for Ja, First, and Mean, with the rest of the characters more in supporting roles. Or maybe "second lead" roles.
Champ has that stick shoved farther up his ass than I thought. It can only mean that the perpetrators of this hokum have a surprise in store, probably that his mom or dad will become seriously ill and he will finally come to his senses.
I expected more of a reaction when the gang learned that Name has finally started to talk. Champ hears his voice for the first time after knowing him for 15 years, and his response is to make a joke about karaoke? Why did the series include such a melodramatic character trait and not even try to capitalize on it after ten friggin episodes?
They have a similar disinterest in dealing with what it would mean for a womanizing guy like Nan to be dating someone in a wheelchair. After all the buildup, Nan's reunion with Chompu was quite lackluster, emphasizing how asexual their relationship is. (Have they even kissed on screen?) She's more like his sister than his girlfriend.
And, speaking of asexual: "Hi, Champ!" 🙋♂️
Somebody in the main cast is probably going to die by the end. My money is on Em.
I'm glad Murder Girl got offed, but it was too quick.
Eyepatch Guy went to the dark side and killed an innocent person, so he needs to die by the end too. Every time I see him I think his eyepatch looks too new, like he just bought it at Party City for Halloween.
I remember last year when GMMTV released their set of trailers for 2022, this series got the worst reaction of any of them. People piled on with the hate.
"Looks like a ripoff of Love Sick!" "Not another series set in a high school!"
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This series is just one phony gesture after another.
This is a series that lures you in as a BL fan and features what is essentially a BL "mystery" as its central story: are Kim and Way more than friends or not? It rewards a het-normative couple with a happy ending while the gay couple ... well, not so much. And needlessly so.
Along the way the female lead, while occupying the body of one of the characters, purposely proceeds to do as much damage to his reputation as possible because she thinks he's not a good person.
The stinker of an ending teases a sequel that will never be made, thank god. BL fans have spoken. Meanwhile the director went back to making her creepy series for Netflix, where killing off major characters is expected and actually part of the fun.
Every time they have a moment, though, Green shows up to witness and pout. So, I'm still bracing myself for a big twist next week.
From 2016, here's the original MV for "Want to Sing Loudly":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P24NlxS8jI0
It apparently comes from this series that I've never heard of and which has zero comments on its MDL page:
https://kisskh.at/30511-love-rhythms-the-series-yark-ja-rong-dang-dang
The actor who plays Bar in "Love Mechanics" was apparently the male lead.
Really good first episode ... the name "Chopper" did make me chuckle, though. And Nice is back to playing a bully. Oh well .. still cute as hell.
I like how they're depicted as a couple in love who can't keep their hands off each other, Tarn especially. He's so smitten.
It's funny to contrast those two with the more established characters, who constantly bicker due to one misunderstanding after another.
I expected more of a reaction when the gang learned that Name has finally started to talk. Champ hears his voice for the first time after knowing him for 15 years, and his response is to make a joke about karaoke? Why did the series include such a melodramatic character trait and not even try to capitalize on it after ten friggin episodes?
They have a similar disinterest in dealing with what it would mean for a womanizing guy like Nan to be dating someone in a wheelchair. After all the buildup, Nan's reunion with Chompu was quite lackluster, emphasizing how asexual their relationship is. (Have they even kissed on screen?) She's more like his sister than his girlfriend.
And, speaking of asexual: "Hi, Champ!" 🙋♂️
Somebody in the main cast is probably going to die by the end. My money is on Em.
Eyepatch Guy went to the dark side and killed an innocent person, so he needs to die by the end too. Every time I see him I think his eyepatch looks too new, like he just bought it at Party City for Halloween.
"Looks like a ripoff of Love Sick!"
"Not another series set in a high school!"
What a difference a year makes. 😄😄😄😄😄😄